Hairpin Table Legs 16 inch, 3/8 Solid Metal Steel Firm Welding Home DIY for Coffee Table, Bench, Chair with Rubber Floor Protectors, Black, 4 PCS

Some sanding, staining and finish and one has a inexpensive coffee table or other piece of furniture. This is a great way for those beach combers to furnish a vacation getaway.

A very simple way to update my coffee table. I removed the wood base to make the table design to go better with my other furniture. It is very simple to screw the hairpin legs in place. The coffee table is sturdy enough for me to sit on. I am pleased with the result.

Easy to install, sturdier than expected, and for $20 this was a great buy. Instead of buying expensive coffee and end tables for our family/game/entertainment room, or even using IKEA furniture, I decided to make my own and these hairpin legs kept my project easy, functional, inexpensive, and even a bit contemporary.

We used the legs to make a coffee table out of a large cigar box (15×35). It came out quite lovely. Im not near it to take a picture at the moment but I will try to add one later if I can. We looked at many different sets of legs and decided on these. The only thing we wished it had come with is the rubber or plastic cups to help protect the floor.

After spending over $100 at Hobby Lobby to buy 8 hair pin legs that were on sale or they would have cost me over $200 and finding out they were too long for my project I decided to just order these and take the others back and I am so glad I did. These were so much nicer, well packaged so they didnt get scratched, gave me more than enough screws while the overpriced ones didnt even have close to enough, and they are very sturdy. The price was great! $20 for 4 legs is unbelievable!

My husband and granddaughter worked together on a project building a little side table for her bedroom out of a slab of cedar. They were both pleased with the result. I will post a picture when I can get it uploaded.

The screws are made of the cheapest metal. Do not use the screws. Legs are good tho.

Added these legs to a skimboard for a quick coffee table. Sturdy and easy to install. The possibilities are varied and fun.

We took and old Anheiser Box from 1913 and created an awesome side table for our living room.

Love the legs, unfortunately the screws are incredibly cheap. Broke off three heads screwing them in.